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widdle
wid·dle [ wídd'l ]
intransitive verb (past and past participle wid·dled, present participle wid·dling, 3rd person present singular wid·dles)
Definition:
Same as urinate
noun (plural wid·dles)
Definition:
act of urination: an act or instance of urinating
wid·dle [ wídd'l ]
intransitive verb (past and past participle wid·dled, present participle wid·dling, 3rd person present singular wid·dles)
Definition:
Same as urinate
noun (plural wid·dles)
Definition:
act of urination: an act or instance of urinating
Trevor Jessie
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File... too slow, Mill... too slow AND expensive!
Me, I think angle grinder!! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
Me, I think angle grinder!! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]I own a complete professional aerospace/semi-con machine shop. Send me a sketch and maybe I can help?
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Tim,
I sent you a PM about this. Did you get it?
Dan,
I will try to fire off a PM to you later today.
Thanks guys.
https://www.pgage.com[/QUOTE]
Tim,
I sent you a PM about this. Did you get it?
Dan,
I will try to fire off a PM to you later today.
Thanks guys.
scubabatdan
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I also have not recieved a reply. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/cry.gif
Oh the humanity.....
Sorry I Had to add this in, things you can do with action figures, I am still giggling.
Man they had to work for their meal!
Oh the humanity.....
Sorry I Had to add this in, things you can do with action figures, I am still giggling.
Man they had to work for their meal!
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Dan's been here only a few days an' already owes me a keyboard!!
...that's gotta be some kinda record...
Dan's been here only a few days an' already owes me a keyboard!!
...that's gotta be some kinda record...
Trevor Jessie
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I thought the ROUS only existed in the Fireswamps?
""""""""""""""""what it is: I made a bolt-on front tube shock mount kit. However, there is a small amount of flex in the top mount. I am working through the most economic means of improving the top mount.""""""""""""
there should be no flex. the upper shock mount must be rigid and be able to carry almost vertical , significant forces of bump and droop of the suspension.
Assuming this is a Spridget, you want to use a piece of 3/16" x about 1.5 wide cold rolled steel vertical and welded to the "frame area" at the bottom, and with a vertical gusset toward the inside of the tub and high enough to pick up the top shock ring mount height and tapering at the bottom to weld to the o.e. shock pad. Then a U shaped weldment on top outboard with a fore and aft hole to pick up the top shock eye. This weldment should be backed up with the afore mentioned gusset.
there should be no flex. the upper shock mount must be rigid and be able to carry almost vertical , significant forces of bump and droop of the suspension.
Assuming this is a Spridget, you want to use a piece of 3/16" x about 1.5 wide cold rolled steel vertical and welded to the "frame area" at the bottom, and with a vertical gusset toward the inside of the tub and high enough to pick up the top shock ring mount height and tapering at the bottom to weld to the o.e. shock pad. Then a U shaped weldment on top outboard with a fore and aft hole to pick up the top shock eye. This weldment should be backed up with the afore mentioned gusset.